Whether you’re snaking the Yahara River, floating on Cherokee Marsh or touring Governor's Island, Madison looks better when viewed from the water.
Despite growing up near the Atlantic Ocean and feeling naturally drawn to water, Timothy Bauer didn’t fall in love with paddling until five years after he moved to Madison.
Dineo Dowd always comes prepared on a kayak outing.
When Ashley Anderson first started kayak-fishing last summer, she was immediately hooked.
Part of enjoying our local waterways is pitching in to keep them clean and healthy.
Melissa Finkelstein always loved being on the water, but it wasn’t until cabin fever set in months into the pandemic that she bought her own inflatable stand-up paddleboard, or SUP.
Borrow a kayak, canoe, stand-up paddleboard and more from these area spots.
Recommendations from Timothy Bauer, author of “Canoeing & Kayaking South Central Wisconsin: 60 Paddling Adventures Within 60 Miles of Madison,” as told to Maggie Ginsberg.
Join fellow water bugs through these groups and events.
Bring your own boat and join the band as they play klezmer tunes from a pontoon for Make Music Madison day on June 21.
Portage’s Makela Humke was the first female to represent the Scouts at the annual Capitol presentation that dates back decades.
Thousands of businesses and schools are already using AirDeck, which was launched in January 2020.
The Duck Pond went dark in 2020, but with an updated look and the 2021 season underway, the Madison Mallards are signaling a new start.
As we begin to emerge from the pandemic, YMCA of Dane County believes summer camp will be even more important this year — its 100th summer.
From the moment my husband and I learned that our son was autistic, we leaned into the idea of building a team.
Challenges over the past 15 months — maybe greater than any others a Madison mayor has faced — have stalled progress on her ambitious list of goals for the community. But Satya Rhodes-Conway, who fell in love with Madison “almost” at first sight, is no stranger to tough times.
Meet 11 Madisonians in the LGBTQ community who celebrate their authentic selves not just in June during Pride Month.
Bre Loughlin and Tracy Zvenyach have taken everything they learned while serving the homeless shelters and put it into a box.
City Regional Magazine Association names local publication winner of general excellence award in its circulation category.
Joel DeSpain’s career took him from TV journalist to law enforcement public information officer. Now the recent retiree is hitting the road.
This rickhouse is Wisconsin’s very first, and it’s only just the start for the distillery.
This ‘born speaker’ reflects on free speech and January’s insurrection at the Capitol.
Zumba, crafts, mini concerts and cookie baking doesn’t sound like a half-bad way to learn Espanol, now does it?
Events that are being held virtually give runners the freedom to run their race distance over any course – a loop or two around the neighborhood, a favorite Madison park, etc. – to reduce the risk of large gatherings.
